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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

A VALUABLE HoRsE.-Mr. Harper Har-
man has introduced into the county. at a
heavy cost, one of the handsomest thor
oughbred Percheron horses that has ever
been seen in Augusta. One object is to
improve the stock of the farm and give to
farmers an opportunity of breeding well.
bred and well museled farm horses. This
splendid animal was purchased in Chicago
by Hartman at a large price, to which place
he recently went for that purpose, and was
Imported direct from France. 1t is worth
avisit to Bellefonte to see this superb ami
NAL; and to see is to admire.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

Mr.. James o 'Meala. an excellent citizen
and gallant soldier, died of pneumonia at
his home near oily Mills on Monday. He
leaves large and helpless family and very
many friends. The remains were buried
in Thornrose on Tuesday.
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A BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF WoRK.-There
is on exhibition in the store-room window
of DIR. N. Wayt & Bro, a handsome case
of artificial flowers, made in the shape OF
wreath, with life-like yellow bird nest
ling in the center. They are made of
yorsted. and all the work Of Miss Mary
Brown, of this city, being perfect in APP
pearance, and showing talent and skill il
their execution.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

SERIOUS WouNDING.-We understand
thata difficulty occurred at Goshen last
Saturday between Sandy Condor and Alex.
Harlow, IN which the latter was shot, the
ball entering the thigh and producing Sc
rious wound Condor has been arrested.
We have been unable to learn particulars.
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RE MARKETS.
REPoRTEpBY ]. II. BLAGKLEY, GENERAL. &C
MISSION MERCHANT

The markets present no new features this
week. except a better feeling IN wheat and a
slight advance in quotations. This improve
ment cannot be traced to other than local caus-
es. The advance was made yesterday aud was
probably due to temporary demand among
commission m srchants to IN ike up shipments:
otherwise there is nothing to report since our
last issue. Prices yesterday ranged as follows /:
Flour, family. 5 %; extra, 3 - to So To- super.
% to 60 %; Wheat, 81 to SIC. Corn. yellow Ii to
Zoe; white, II to 49, OATS 80 to sic; hay, timothy.
SO to 81; cloverseed, So 50 TO 81 %.
EI-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

CATHOLIC FAIR-The Catholic fair
which will commence in the Skating Rink
on next Tuesday the 18th, promises to lie
one of the most attractive as well as extern
sive entertainments of the kind ever given
in our city. Besides the features common
to such laudable objects there will be num-
berless attractions, such as gypsy tents, art
gallery, post-otfiee, and many others The
ladies' committee have selected several
gentlemen as contestants for a handsome
gold headed cane, to be decided by ballot.
Silverware, china sets, handsome pieces Of
embroidery work, beautiful case of arti-
fetal flowers. 1.-THE work Of Miss Mary
Brown. and other articles will be ratified
for. In fact, every conceivable attraction
will be offered those who wish to enjoy
themselves and aid in worthy object.
Altogether, it will be credit to the Ia
dies in charge and should te well patron
lied. The proceeds will go to defray the
expenses Of the Church.
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STANTON MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
APRIL 3D.

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
APRIL I'd
Receipts to-day are 1853 carloads. in
| GLIDING is carloads for slaughterers and II car
| loads for export The market closed heavy al
afurther decline equal to 10 cts per 100 lbs com
| lbs: extra do. at 4OaS5 50, fancy Bullocks at
| 5 6Oas5 IS. and bulls and dry cows at 40aS3 10
| Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 555U; market dull
| 50 so per 1oI lbs. common to prime yeariins
Lambs at 69ase 80 per 100 lbs. Spring lambs
| lass per head. Hogs-Receipts $3.50 head: sales
OF live hogs 75aS6 05 per 100 lbs, and SIS 10 is
| the nominal outside figure.
| PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET,
APR. Q.
Cattle Receipts 2000 market unchanged ex
ira 5l5a5.I cents. good 5a5lt cents, medium aga
N cents, and common faII cents per b.
sheep Receipts 5000. prices Il cent higher; ex-
ira at 6a64 cents, good 5l5a5i4 cents, medium s.,
5l cents, common 4aIl cents, and lambs al 81
a7L cents per 10. Hogs-Recepts 5000 mara ct
l1le lower; Western Sass cents per Id.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET, APR. .
Receipts: 2SS head cattle. 245 sheep, 6Ty hogs
Sales 1911 head cattle. l7y sheep, 675 hogs.
Prices were as follows:
CattIe-Best, ) TO 5s4cts gross. medium to
good. AZ to 4s4e gross; common TO fair, To
sheep-41s to 6l5c gross
Hogs-6l4 to Sc net.
BnIis-3 TO sac gross
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, Mar. 81 1887.
AT CALyERToN YARDS.
Beef Cst.le-There was q small adyan re in
quotations at the ming of the market 10 To
l21a cents per 100 lbs, and fair state OF trade
generally prevailing, but before the close the
advance was lost, and the market closed dull.
The general quality was an Improvement on
most sales at 3 50as5 l2l5 per 100 lbs
Beef Catt.e-Prices OF Beef Cattle ranged as
follows:
Best. .........................&4 ST19a5 25
Generally rated first qaality ...... IS a S712
Medium or good fair quality % @I IS
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
. cows ..-.......... = w 60 %
Total receipts for the week 8i7 head. Total
sales for the week $50 head.
Ofthe offerings $50 were taken by Baltimore
butchers. = by country dealers, and IS sold to
Eastern spectators.
sheep and .Lambs-There is light run of
shsep and a slow market, with prices small
fraction hiyher than they were last week, the
quality being scarcely es good as it was then.
We quote sheep at 3a5l5 cents per Id. Fail
Lambs at Sac cents per Id gross, and Spring
Lambs az l0al4 cents per Id. Arr walls this
week 1857 head.
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COMMISSIONER OF RoA ps

Jonas I.eWman will be supported at the May
election for COMMISSIONER OF ROADS in North
River toWnsiio by MANY VOTERS.
9o tic pot7sof 8erefly Manor:
J hereby atlnounce myself acandidate for the
office Of COMM ISIS oNFR OF RoADs in Beverly
Manor District. Respectfully,
mar3l-sas HENRY 2. D - SON.
10 The Ioters Of Rererlg -Haaof:
hereby annuunce myself can iilate for re-
election 10 the Office Of toMNIssloNFR OF RcAps
for Bevstlv Manor district. thanking ny
friends for the confidence heretofore feposed
in me ana promising to continue to give per
s)na attention to the duties Of the office should
| be re elected j lemi.in
Very Respectfully.
snar3l-t toe W. H. BAILEY.
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DRY GOODS & CARPETS
/. WITT & BRO,
Malt1 St.. opposite Marble Yurd.

laal ST., opposite Mttrble Tdrd
In addition to our general and full stock of
Staple Dress Goods, Notions, etc, we Eave
opened in the large room adjoining our W ell
known stand. larger stock than usual of Sta
pie Goods, and new department in
Carpets, Ol-Cloths, Curtain Goods
and HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
in that line.
The rear half of the spacious store-room on
the street entrance is under full flood of light
from the sky and side-openings, and furnishes
with It's wide, open area the best opportunities
for examining the goods, all of which are dis
played on the
STR E. T FLOOR,
This sock has been selected with great care.
and in Ntent and variety, is uneauaied in the
State, and is offered at the lowest rates, all
in want Will ascertain by examination of the
goods and prices.
These goods will be offered to MERCHANTS
and LA RGE CONSUMERS at Wholesale Prices.
With quotations as low the large city mar
ketS,
Returning our thanks for favors in the past,
we solicit orders and an examination of our
large and complete stock III the lines named,
knowing that satifaction will be given.
mar l0-3m l. WITT & BROTHER.
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EARNEEs'
NOW IS THE r1MEAND
L YIN &C Co.'s
the plsce to get the
Best CoRN-SHELLERs made.
Celebrated STUDEBAkER, wonderful CHAMPION
and reliable STANDARD w AGONS.
= SELF CLOSING YARD and & ARDEN GATES.
AXLE GREASE-best MICA mixed.
OLIVER CHILLED -PLOWS, without a rival
over 1000 600 in use. Gen line Points,
Landsides, DC.
Feed Cutters and MaSticatofs, simple and e lila
bes Corn and Cob Mills, usual styles.
Bent Wood CHURNS-nest of all
SUCTION AND FORCE PUMPS. two superior
styles.
IRON TURBINE WIND ENGINES, lightest run
ming and most durable.
Best GRAIN and FERTILIZER DRI Ills. force
feed, teV0 for sale t0,O for Corn and Oats
seeding in the Spring.
HAY BALERS-t0is on p0acer. sole agents for
Dederick il Virginia and West Virginia.
STEAM ENGINES. SAW MILLS and HEAVY
MACHINERY, a speciality.
Gum and Leather BETTING, and everything
IN the line of Farm, Steam and Workshop
Machinery and Repairs.
Prices as low as the lowest,
decso LYNN & CO.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS at BERKELEY S
STUDIO lover Loeb Bros.) reduced to 30
per dozen. So per half dozen. and 81 for
three, and engagements made from old
alictureS
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FOE SUPERVISOR

David Beard, ESQ, has consented to serve. il
reelected as SUPERVISOR for Middle River bis
trict.
Col. James G. Cochran will be supp 7rted at
the May election for SUPERVISOR OF Beverly
Manor Districtby MANY VOTERS.
Samuel G. Nen VIII be supported for SUPEE-
WISER of North River District by
MANY VOTERS
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

The Century Magazine for April has been
received from IFS publishers, the Century
Company, New York. Its contents are:
Canterbury Cathedral: Little Compton; A
Southern Story. by the author of Uncle
Remus; Abraham Lincoln: The Hundredth
Man. Some Portraits of Hawthorne:
Church and Meeting House before the Rev
olntion; The Vida; The Margin of Profits
English as she is Taught; Chiekamauga.
by D. II. Hill; Memoranda of the Civil
War; Topics of the Time; Open Letters
Bric-a- Brac, and some poetry.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

Choice selections of French Satines, this
springs importations. to be.fo1nd at We'll
Ier's, adjoining the Opera House.
mars
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

Sullivan's Hibernian Cigars, only FIVE
cents, compare fayorably with the best 10
cent Havanas Call for them when you
want delicinusaroma.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

1t is luxury to smoke good cigar just
after meals, or before retiring at night.
To get the best, call for Sullivan; IIiber-
MAN. only five cents.
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:. NJ, A.. Apr. 6. 81.

A new 80 horse power Stationary En-
CINE for sale cheap. Reason for selling don u
need it. Cali and see it. j. G. BEERY,
ap7-2t Edom, Rockingham Co.. Va.
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Remember, Weller has the best stock OF
Black Goods in the city, and at the lowest
prices. mars
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The Local 0ptioa Eleetion.

After a campaign of unusual activity,
the local option election came off on
Tuesday On the night previous, and for
some nights before, the "drys y held
monster mass Eaeetingq in the Skating
Rink, and the "wets y were addressed
at the Eilb & Rutherford and Tyree
buildings. In point of numbers and en-
thusiasm the local option meetings far
excelled the opposition, and it was gener-
ally believed by keen observers that the re-
suit would be close.
During the day there were several diff
culties about the polls, but they were of a
minor character and quickly suppressed.
AS general thing good humor prevailed
and both sides worked like beavers. The
result was as follows:
For license. Against license
First ward, ....... 36G $50
Second ward $50. 26a 2S3
CPS 533
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

sulliyan's IIibernian Cigar is the best
on the market for five cents. CaH 1of
them when you want good smoke.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

The Hibernian is the cigar to smoke. il
you want the hard ash. Sullivan makes
h EN- and sells them for five cents.
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10 the Totegs Of augusta.
thereby announce myself a candidate for tie
Office of SHERIFF of Augusta county.
mar l6-tde VIM. McCUE.
TOT Voters Of AUGUSTA County:
respectfully announce myself as o candidate
for the office OF SHERIFF of the county for the
next term.
Having served the people of Augusta for ten
years as Deputy Treasurer, Deputy Sheriff, and
Sheriff. promise for the future as | have
| tired in the past, to faithfully discharge my
duties, if it Shall be your pleasure to continue
me IN office. T. r.. N. SPECk.
febI7-tde
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70 Owners of Minerals and Mineral
PropartieS,

We have effected arrangements with
DIR. Traphagen, graduate of Columbia
School of Mines and now instructor in
chemistry in the staunton Male. Academy
for furnishing qualtatiue analyses of lion
and manganese ores, ochres, &c. These
reports viii determine the quality OF the
metal and whether they are OF sufficient
value to justify development, and VIII
be furnished free. Should Qlaatdatarf
ANALYSIS be desired, it will he supplied at
reasonable cost. :,
Parties sending specimens must pay al
charges of transportation on materials 10
this Office.
The result of the analysis Will be pub
ushed in the VIRGINIAN. the owner $
name being designated by his initials.
Under this arrangement parties having
minerals upon their property can send
specimens and have them tested as 10
quality arithout cost
REPORTS OF EXAMINATIONS OF ORES, &c'
Made for the NIRGINIAN.
No. 279-J A II, Greenville. ya.-Epi
dote containing magnetic iron. The speol
mems do not indicate an ore OF value.
No. 2sO-H T S.. Monterey, No. l.
Quartz and iron pyrltes.
No. 2sl-H F s., No. 2.-Metallie arse
mic, nearly pure.
No. 2s2-H s.. No. 3.-Soapstone con
tanning metallic arsenic.
No. 2SS-H f s.. No. 4.-Surtace specl
men of limestone containing fossils.
No. 2S4-H F S., No. 5-Powder con
tanning oxide of iron. Could be used 1oi
a red mineral paint.
No. 2s5-H F S, No. 6-Brown powder
containing iron.
No. 2s6.-RE s.. Harrisonburg, va.
No. Metallic zinc.
No. 2S7.-RES,, No. 2-Nery line spe
cimens of manganese ore.
No. 2ss.-R e S., No. 3-Limonlte lrol
ore; poor specimen.
No. 2s9.-R E S.. No. 4-lron pyriEes
may be valuable as source OF sulphur II
the manufacture of sulphur ic acid.
No. 2eO.-R E S., No. 5-Anthraclt
coal very fair quality.
T. w. TRAPHAGEN, Pho.
S. NJ. A.. Apr. 6, 81.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07

Remember, Centemeris Kid Gloves are
the best and can only be found at
mars WELLER'S.
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Mr.. Jos. l.. BARTII, the popular Augusta
street clothier, has just returned from
trip North where he purchased one of the
most extensive and select assortments Of
clothing ever offered in the Valley. In
style, in quality, in material, aud prices
his stock presents attractions difficult to
duplicate, and he proposes to make it to
the interest of all classes to buy their
spring clothing now.
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New spring goods receiving daily at
mara WELLER'S.
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ladies, have you seen the new importa
ton of Hamburg, Swiss and Nainsook
Embroideries at WELLER'S
mara
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Mrs. LANGTRY-On Wednesday even
ing, at the Opera House. the principal
dramatic event of the season will occur.
Mrs Langtry will present her best known
impersonation Lady Almond in IA Wife's
PERIL This play gives Mrs. Langtry the
opportunity to exhibit her powers as a
comedienne as well as some very powerfu I'll
emotional acting, and as it is a modern
play our ladies will have an opportunity of
seeing some of the marvellous Worth cos
tunes Mrs. Langtry has bought for her
American tour. The entire press in the
cities where Mrs. Langtry has played this
season have acknowledged The marvellous
improvement she has made in her ability
to portray passion, ana the Jersey Lily has
taken the position of the leading actress
speaking the English language.
Mr. Charles Coghlan, one OF The best
known and popular actors, accompanies
Mrs. Langtry on her present tour and
will be seen for the first time in Staun-
ton. The entire supporting company is
the superb dramatic organization that sup
ported Mrs. Langtry in her London seas
on at the Princes Theatre, in the World S
Metropolis, and is without doubt the best
company supporting any star now before
the public.
Reserved seats may be secured at DIV
ier's after Friday morning. April sth.
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For the prettiest spring Ginghams go 10
mara WELLER'S,
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A SAD SUICIDE.-At his home in Char
Louisville, on Sunday, Mr.. Horace George.
a former we'll known and highly respected
citizen of Stanton, died under peculiarly
sad circumstances. The facts are thus
stated by The correspondent of the Dis
patch: 1t has been known to Mr. Georges
| friends here that he had been in very low
| spirits for some months. presumably owing
| to the fact that he believed he had ma
! lignant disease His brother, DIR. Il. X.
George, died some months since fron cam
Ger. and Mr.. Horace George fully be-
ease in his system. This produced low
spirits and his acts were noticed as pecu
liar Sunday morning he got up about
2 clock and went out on the street, and
was observed by policeman going in about
o'clock. Nothing more was remarked
Of his acts until about 1890 o'clock, When
the report of gun in his wood-house
aroused tie neighborhood. Persons from
+, the street rushed in and found him standing
! in the middle of the floor. The blood gnsh
Ing Iitlu It WOuAu III ulo uceh anu AIS 100 III
still erect, but staggering. The lead or
loads lit was a double barrelled breech-
loader entered the neck on the left side,
tearing away the wind pipe, and lodging
for the most part iii his head. As-soon as
possible surgical assistance was procured,
but he lived only about thirty minutes.
The coroner held an inquest.
Mr.. George had been prominent mer-
chant Of Charlottesville for twenty years,
most Of the TINE. in the firm of George &
Watson, latterly as Fl II. George & Co
He was the son-in- law of Mr.. James Alex.
ander, the veteran editor He was a ge-
NAL, CHEEKY, true man, and had acquired
incompetence. He leaves widow and four
! children
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coMMoNwEALrH's ATTORNEY.

70 The People Of AUGUSTA Comfy:
hereby declare myself candidate for your
suffrages for the office of CoMMoNw EALrH S
ATTORNEY. II you elect me will perform the
duties of the Office faithfully ana impartially
Respectfully
mar IO-tde JNO. N. OPIE.
10 The Voters Of augusta County:
hereby ANNOUNCE myself q candidate for re-
election to the office of CoaIMoNwEALrHs.A At
ToENEY. 1return my thanks foral past favors
and, if reelected, will discharge The duties of
the office 20 the best of my ability.
febll-tde MEADE f. WHITE
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To the Feters II Inc County Of .4a9nsto

respectfully announce myself candidate
for the Office Of CIRCUIT Court CLERK. and j.
elected wiz discharge the duties oi The office
faithfully and TO tee best of my ability HAY
duties Of the County Clerk IS Office, / atiter my
self that can discharge those To which aspire
with satisfaction to the pubic.
febl7- tide J4tSEPH Il. WOODWARD.
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AxN8EINCE1M EMS.
COMMISSIONER OF THE REvENu


70 the l'otefs q Aa9'tsf0 eYn'sfy;
ilan me feel enn,s1ragaa to as, for 4 conti
30, ne, anno1I5,ca rnvself canfijdat
- 10 aact;on * no fTice Of ioSrsfssToNEt q i
r5Ir p1,erSTT4 il, tsiynrhaais District Il sn., II
strive IN III f.,,ra as IN Inc mast 10 faithf
.51d i1on,TtiaIIg disehsr4ra ina d41ti AZ ! - ne
oiiiea Very resneetfuilv
oi r,a,s ..4aa very E3eMiy WI ~
1g ~ 1ostIsW 1I4yUssa I2niesHs
l IN az aepeniehl esSnetl iata' the olllee
otloMMisSLoNEisoF THE fENENu ioi PASTURES
DISTRICT am NOT aole, M an cally, TO go
is "a ~ fd o AL ~, f, he Oft IF he
cif an, e,,I,ifot \ ~, III ~,
49,, al. tls. III :, MA hof,;and
M y H. Il; lt,, ei,ls ~
H. III. e,eetiau tbaniE ~ f,iiands for
~, H. TX 49,, "a n,
Use faithful discharge Of tile duties ofthe office
should | be elected Respectfuliv,
Chnrchvile, Va. W. BAILEY DUNLAP.
n1arla-tde
- - : osslS ~, y - 11fs9sssss ~ so.ei.g
~, ~. ~. siS , ny - ~ ~
oeo ~ 49, ~ ~ 49,, ~ .
s.t,. ! % q ~ N Ts ule "
or ia lof NoEtn KY
cgtaree of the duties Of the Office.
Raspectfully,
March oSlh--Tfe@ Holm G. ERWIN
respectfully announces myself q candidate
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TO the Fofers Of augusta County.
At the request of many friends hereby
nounce myself a candidate for the office of
CONSTABLE in Beverly Manor District. If elect
ed promise to discharge the duties of the Of
fee faithfully. Very respectfully,
mar 10-tde JOHN d. R)DG ERS. 3
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ID E-OPENING OF PAUL A. MINIS WATCH
IN MAKING AND JEWELRY ESTABLISH
ME,NT hy--
-CHAS. BURsCHELL

Having purchased MIR. Mix's stock at a great
sacrafice with view of carrying OH the WaIch
and Jewelfy business. it gives me great pleas
IRE to announce to my old friends and the pub
lie i'll general that am prepaf ed to guarantee
the utmost satisfaction in the Watch and lew
elry Repair Departments.
Will continue to soil the stock at and below
cost for the present. EVERYTHING in the
line of WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER and
SILVER PLATED WARE. Rogers & Ryo's
KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS. furnished as
owest prices. CdAS. BURSCHElt,
mas u Mix'sOld stand
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ladies, call and see the White Goods
just received at WELLER'S.
maI3
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10 The Voters Of augusta County
CONSTABLE.

To The isotegS of .August.s County.
| hereby announce myst lfa candidate for the
Office Of CONSTABLE for Beverly Manor District
Respectfully,
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Mr.. W. A. Grills. native of Augusta
county, and a nephew Of the late Capt. w.
A. Abney, died at Washington on Monday
the 2Sth, and was buried at Alexandria on
the following morning. He had been in
declining health for several years. Mr..
Grills was married twice. His first wife
was Miss Susie Churchman, of this county,
and his second, Miss Ella White of Alex
andria, who survives him. He was quiet,
courteous gentleman, an excellent business
man. and useful citizen.
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CLERK OF TILE cIRcuIr COLLIE


TO the IQteF4 81 4a1ststu County,
have the honor to announce mysel p cahdi-
date for the off, OF CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT of Augusta county.
feb 23-tde e.. A. FCLCHER.
To the Toters.of Aat9ttste CcantY'
respectfully announce myself candidate
tor reelection to the o1liceof CiRcCIr CoUEl
febE-tde JOSEPH n. RYAN.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-04-07
COUNTY .TREASUREE

TO The I'otcis Of augusta Coatitty.
4 / hereby announce myself d cana date foi re
election TO the office of COUNTY TREASURER
Thankful for faVors OF confidence in The past,
promise If reelected to perform the duties o
the office to the best of my ability.
febI7-tde j. n. McFA RIA ND